USA 2020 Census Results Thread (Release: Today, 26 April)

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These patterns seem extremely suggestive of large Latino under-counts, likely down to the Trump admin's relentless politicizing and citizenship question.

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These patterns seem extremely suggestive of large Latino under-counts, likely down to the Trump admin's relentless politicizing and citizenship question.

Yes, but if so, not in NY or NJ...

Presumably Puerto Ricans found the citizenship question less threatening for obvious reasons.

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-Mormons
-Amish
-Native Americans
-A smattering of plains counties with tiny populations?

Only certain types of Native Americans (the Navajo Nation for example does not stand out at all - even though most of the population in those counties that is neither Navajo nor Hopi is Mormon).

As others pointed out, some Hispanic populations (particularly farmworker areas in the Central Valley and the Tri-Cities and meatpacking workers in SW Kansas - maybe also that spot on the Iowa/Missouri border?) stand out as well.

Some odd patches in the South too that don't seem immediately explicable. And Ocean County, New Jersey stands out likely because of Hasidic Jews.

Patterns in the South look a bit suggestive of a correlation with the military.